Neil Fawcett

18 St John Street Chambers

Neil Fawcett practices primarily in the fields of Property, Banking & Financial Services and General Commercial Litigation. He is experienced in representing companies and individuals most often in the High Court typically in complex multi-million pound property and commercial litigation and has wide experience of appellate advice and advocacy.

Neil has an excellent grasp of the complexities of property and mortgage/guarantee law in particular, as well as substantial knowledge of civil procedure and is known for thorough preparation, hard work and robust advocacy in the cases he is involved with.

Neil has worked closely with numerous solicitors acting on behalf of SME’s seeking claims for Business Interruption Insurance following COVID-19 and has written “A practical guide to Business Interruption Insurance – Published by Law Brief Publishing”.

Neil is often praised for his lateral thinking and ability to find cogent legal arguments to assist with a client’s case. He is often instructed on cases where novel, or new legal arguments are required, particularly in the financial sector and the ever growing Crypto/NFT legal arena.

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If a Landlord is served with a Section 26 Notice but does not object with a period of 2 months, does the

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This Q&A considers the circumstances which arise when a landlord is served with a Section 26 Notice but does not object with a period of two months and whether a landlord is able to object to renewal of a lease prior to the end of the statutory period if he has agreed to an extension of the statutory period whilst negotiations regarding renewal of the lease are going on.

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